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Ski Idioms From Around The World
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Ski Idioms From Around The World

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•French – On se pèle les miches – we are peeling our buttocks – it’s very cold

•Italian – Pennellare le curve – to brush the curves – to corner perfectly

•English – to find snow sharks – to find rocks under the snow

•French – Il n’est pas venu acheter du terrain – he didn’t come here to buy the land – to ride at full speed

•Norwegian – et bakgårdssalg – a yard sale – a spectacular wipe out that results in a trail of debris

•French – On dérape – we slip – we are going to the snow park

•English – to get a mackerel smack – a hard snowboard forward fall

•Finnish – Suksia kuuseen – to ski up a fir tree – go away

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1 month ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

There are some gems of idioms in Danish as well. To go cucumber -->to go nuts/amok. There is no cow on the ice --> it's not a problem. There are owls in the bog --> something's suspicious. The raisin at the end of the sausage -->to be last/the very last thing.

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1 month ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

There are some gems of idioms in Danish as well. To go cucumber -->to go nuts/amok. There is no cow on the ice --> it's not a problem. There are owls in the bog --> something's suspicious. The raisin at the end of the sausage -->to be last/the very last thing.

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